Facebook Tweet Help Stories Bathroom Contemporary bathroom renovation Share Tweet Help Both the bathrooms in this house have been completely renovated to capture a crisp, contemporary feel For this remodel, the designer specified a glass door with privacy film. This helps to lighten the suite, which includes a dressing area between the bathroom and bedroom. Bathrooms that are past their use-by date can often benefit from a total remake, where every element is reconsidered to best suit requirements.Designer Celia Visser was commissioned to undertake such a project for the master and guest bathrooms in this house. The designer says both bathrooms were dated and rather cramped, and were not up to the standard of the rest of the house, which has been extensively renovated."The house is modern, with a classical contemporary look, and we wanted the bathrooms to make a similar design statement. It was particularly important to maximize the space and ensure the rooms would not be too cluttered."To provide continuity, both rooms feature an Ocean Blue travertine marble vanity. Visser says the marble, which matches the interior color scheme throughout the house, was chosen to provide the desired wow factor. It is teamed with a very light olive green lacquer on the vanity cabinetry. Contemporary toilet "Because space was limited, the vanities both have integrated marble trough sinks. This minimizes the number of different materials appearing in the bathrooms, which helps maintain a spacious look."Similarly, cantilevering the cabinetry makes the floor area larger."The two bathrooms are not identical, however. Black tapware and accessories were specified for the master bathroom to provide a point of difference. And the guest bathroom incorporates a freestanding Nova bathtub."The original bathroom had a shower over the tub, which the owners did not want," says Visser. "But providing a separate shower meant it was a very tight fit to include the tub there was not much leeway. This bathroom was transformed by designer Celia Visser, who rearranged the layout and introduced Ocean Blue travertine marble surfaces. A skylight brings natural light onto the vanity surfaces. "We ran the marble down one side of the vanity in this bathroom to keep the look clean and tidy."Ample storage is provided in both rooms, with the guest bathroom incorporating mirrored medicine cabinets that run the length of the room. LED lighting above and below the cabinets washes the walls, creating a floating effect.The master bathroom has decorative sconces mounted on the large mirror above the vanity. A glass door and new skylight also ensure plenty of natural light floods the room. Credit list Designer Celia Visser, Celia Visser Design Cabinetmaker Laustsen Cabinet Makers Tapware Mare Black from Plumbline Lighting Eurohaus from Lighthouse Bathtub Nova from Plumbline Tapware Milano; Cascade 3 bath spout from Plumbline Toilet Sfera 52 from Plumbline Floor and wall tiles Travertino White by Independent Ceramics Accessories Plumbline Builder M3 Construction Basin Travertine Ocean Blue Floor and wall tiles Travertino White by Independent Ceramics Accessories Metro from Metrix Basin Travertine Ocean Blue by SCE Stone & Design Shower fittings Milano; Soho from Plumbline Towel rail Siroco by DC Short Lighting Eurohaus from Lighthouse Story by: Colleen Hawkes 13 Jul, 2014 Bathroom Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Studio Del Castillo wins TIDA Australia Apartment of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 C. Kairouz Architects wins TIDA Australia Interior Design of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 Alex Urena Design Studio wins TIDA Australia Designer Home of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Trends Vol 30 No 7 Bathroom Trends is dedicated to providing inspirational design ideas, products, services, and information for bathroom b... Read More Similar Stories